Coming Events Huge Victory Carnival and dances fundraise
A July Saturday event at Tarps hosts a Victory Carnival in aid of the Police Boys Club and ANIST.B. A ring programme includes a 100 stack draft trotting Norge novelty events, police dogs and motor cyclists. Dances support Food for Britain and Western candidate contests with Miss Doreen Arrowsmith and Milas Allan Cras son. Other events include quizzes at School of Arts and stalls by the C of E Ladies and Red Cross meet.
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Police Boys’ Club
Anist.b. Appeal
Food For Britain
Forbesdale Hall
Farley
Cape
Hall
Cloucester
Doreen Arrowsmith
Majestic Theatre
Btrollers
Local Beauties Reserved in Gloucester District
A reader from Gloucester describes admiration for local young women, comparing them to Sydney beauties and noting their striking appearance and deportment. The message, attributed to A Yank in Town via Creel, expresses astonishment at the district's refined charm and cordial reception.
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Bydney
Gloucester
Gloucester Electric Light Company urged to lower charges
Gloucester residents demand price reductions after years of rising electricity costs. The Gloucester Electric Light Company faces political pressure from councilors and residents amid debates on rural line subsidies and reform. The article notes profits, restrictions since changes, and calls for government to oversee or reduce rates. Local officials discuss distributing power and ensuring fair pricing for consumers.
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Novia
Banik
Ceuneil
Redise
Bexky
Omnen
Glowwester Electric
WW. Hawdon
F. Lowe
Ueshiarcholdeys
Counelljora
Coumell
North End
Gweester
Uwe
Dungat
Wingham
Taree
Joseon
Aui Lao
Gloucester Electric Light
Notice on submission deadlines for publication
The office specifies that due to early sailings and staff shortages all material must reach by mid day on the Monday or Thursday prior to publication. Insertion cannot be guaranteed for material received after the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CORY
WIN
Swamps Cleared To Dry Lands Warn of Erosion
A letter from AL HAYS laments late 19th century actions draining swamps and clearing forests. He recalls how rivers once carried vast waters and warns that clearing led to soil erosion, desertification, and reduced rainfall. He urges agricultural reform and reforestation to protect future generations.
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Sho Warrington
Cigs
Faitety
Jess
Alder
Bie
Tomalia Styden
Toni
Alere
Mide
Laure
Riera
Byron
Amslerla
Free Department of Agriculture pamphlet for farmers
A new 82 page pamphlet listing all publications of the Department of Agriculture is issued for farmers. It offers comprehensive guidance and free access on request to the Division of Information and Extension Services, Department of Agriculture, Box SGD, GPU, Sydney, with many publications also free.
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Wit
Department of Agriculture
Wile Eam
Systeo
Department of Artcultre
Box Sga
GPU
Sydney
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Gangat Hall
Milas Allan Crasson
John Haydon
School of Arts
Ailas Croason
C. of E Ladies
EYE Service
Neeman
Wingham Hotel
Mon
Gloucester Hotel
Tues
Afr
Stevens
DUNGOC + Bank
J. Beeman
Skellett
Beeman, A
Taylor’s
Church ST. Gloucester
Church Street
Ken. Buchan
Harvey Ivers
Radiola
PRP
Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
H. C. Hewett
Gloucester Electricity
Boone
Buriington
Hunter Valles
Jois
All
Ate
Hina
Yoaele
Amd
Mubsiumullamu Wulleba
Seri Imam
Mmm
Piukeie
Hays
Stromberg-Catt Suhonding
Wok
Sly Tey
Jones
Stromberg Comet
SJ. Bennett
ST. Gloucester
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